Creston High School - Crest Yearbook (Creston, IA)

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C0-editors Jolene Hayes, Wayne Wilson, and Betsie Hradley, Business Manager, right, discussed lay-outs for the l959 Crest on picture-taking day at CHS. ' Y 'yL,, i f J ,aff Hetsie llradley and ,Iolene Hayes, at left, depicted Wild Hill llieeup and Poison Pete, while Wayne Gloria Side By Side at Wilson and Heemer s at the Crest Talent Show. CREST CLUB PUBLISHES YEARBUOK H523 Nlemhers of the Crest Club published the annual vear- l.inda Xlussleman, Secretary, ,lolene Hayes, C0-editor, Wayne Wilson, C0-erlitorg lietsie llradley, fi'uSineSS llanagerg ,Ieanne llriskell, lice-Presirienlg and lark Kelley, Treasurer, Seeonri Roll: ,lean Tripp, Judy Heclcnor, Helen Hanke, Hiehard li. Smith, Keith Col- linss, Hrs. Creen, Hay Smith, Nlarlene llialtersdorf, Betty .-Xnn Harsh, jerry clO7klIl, Xlarty lilliott. Third Rolf: Charlene lloosley, Betty -'mn Xleans, Linda 5tallier, Virginia llhite, lietty Tripp, l,inda llilliams 40 hook. Front Razr: Larry Winkler, Chief Photograipherg l.ois Carlson, Xlarjorie lluss, Karen Haag, ,Ianive -Xnderson, jane Hudson, Ruth lilair. Fourth Rout Xlary Haney, Hohina Hoslcinson, .Indy llfundheller, Hickey Xlusselman, ,loann Thompson, Ronald llurnphy, Hoyd Criffith, llee ,-'inn Stine, Nlareia Healey, Karen Xladden, jean lienefiel, lliane Long, Nlary l,ynn Cas- sady, Sharon Harmon. Top Row: ,Ianet llrotherton, Naney Kunath, Yaney X1eXliehael, Hetty Hlazek, Larry Hulloel-c, Hoh llavis, Hoh llidnour, .lark Hayes, Clarine H enry, Sandra Nloore, Nellie Hiller.

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Published by Cres ton tlowai High School Journalism Class for Students and Community .lu WANT ADS STAFF 5 y I-Elliott 4-rs .. Thelda Bender, im- Henry, Jim Mona- Pat Trusty, -lim Van Marcia Wallace, Winkler. s Larry Wink- Raymond Smith By Marty and Jolene , 3 KI-'OR lil4E'l : f - Sthoolhriuse Vacation pl'UC'llll!Tlt tl ily popu- t at lill' vote, i gj- ' iiersffasa-1 H aQ .t.,eam 1 l Set' Dick Morris and Louie b lla i ight. iN Nl A -'W N fiiivitle t-:sr ls. ,Li a play for the publit: years. The play is Creston Cagers 1' , Mock Trial Probes Faiilkner Murder ey . tio Face leading 1 Hawk-8 Scorer ,ack Ken and' B.1-11t O. '.l.ir1u1115. lb 'is :play ihosen 'xy the 'llaespizins to bt' prestntt-al on .lqiriuary 22 in? the Creston High School audi-E tot-ium, l This is the first year thej Thespians will have presentedi for several il comedy- Night Of' 5 a murder lom scene. liing of wit- ' up to the nding will il the eve- tion. osen from the ver- the play. two guilty the inno- 3 l.l'ANTl'jlJ: - XYUFK fill' QPU 1- 'Q will be etxil t-lf-:in-up crew, See Mr V on the Wzigiitfik -ith period study hall 4 ,ii,:cv1'iriffmf Meiibiiifwiliii znzitiiiuls ot C ll S grads. Boole blilfltu. of l-,itil l t1llt1l't1lf to hlijll est SERVICI-IS: - Deeorzilion of high st-no-+1 4 senior anal junior Hirls. fxteriors. Contact 'l'RANSPOliTA'I'ION: - A Daily run to junior hiuh. Cary C'o:11p41nj'. pit ture :.lbu C'1lJ l Ol'l 5 AI.lfZ Ct1glllllGtC 'nstiflif'e:1tCllS f 1 CFVTS Nov. fi to 7, l1..v ll' fll l,Or-'l 3 tests. Students during CIHQSTON HOG BIARKETQ e- llot lunvh: 25t'. Hula Hoops Whirl Around C.H.S. Boys Have you joined the new fad of hula-hoop twirling? lt's a cheap way of having loads of fun, but of course you must have a knack for wi!gling . If you have happened to go by Meliinley park when some of the kids have been twirl- inq. it's really a sight to see. It seems Bo Phillips and Mike Cary think they are pretty good: they do have a good wiggle. Bob Davis and Jack the his Qllayes have also taken f.!'L.4.. f..L 53:52:23 UD L- -F 1 . wg fl jars! zirii-.1-.l. Af' 'ix'-1' ll lmv ri then ' hi s11,i,1f'4l St .'01'L1 when all brought ku. 1 is Go Moc ' Wfith Sci By llieliartl T. The nut-. w'li'C't'illll 'I':lXO1 fill .i'l 'lf' ' 1. of lilzxss lil' F 1llsS iffw' f H A . :L V A I ' N P 1 'S ' - f A. wt 11 ti ' '-, i'ilLfli'Jf ' sig-.-ie. ,-zu-.- Q11 l :lass jf phase of v. r-rk from the most zirivient hurt! 1'iIllll'lVi 't l'-film W 'mx 5,13 4,i'vf1f'j'Il i.+f't1pl'y, This gritty! with countless l. j r .1:.1 tri' -1 fl? mul 1 will eitjt nture. l ufn 15' this book ., scientific nature. Dre anis: Great 112.-lg ulijt-MS' Seek Eleventh League Victory By Jim Monahan The Panthers knocked down two more opponents in the last two weeks, making their con- ference record climb to 10-2, good enough for a first place tie with Atlantic. Creston played their best brand of basketball in beating Corning, 73-54. Five of the CHS players scored in double figures. Jim MeCutchan, pull- ing out of his slump in a big way, led all scores with 15 points. Last Friday night the Pan- thers made the long trek to Glenwood where they halted an inspired Glenwood five. 55-50. Although Creston was never be- hind, Glenwood made the game close all of the way, once pulling within one point. 1 Mr. Dyer, sponsor of the club. brought up the subject of having a constitution for the C-Club. It will include how a member of the club should act, and the requirements for win- ning a letter. All seniors pres- ent at the meeting stayed after the meeting was adjourned to talk with Mr. Dyer on this subject. Before the end of the school year, the club hopes t0